How to pronounce “news article” in English

So imagine you read some very distressing news article, or you see some photo.

I remember I found out through a news article, a Google alert, actually.

That's when you hear the news article of people peeing in the aisles, shouting obscenities.

And then when I joined the team and a news article came out that I had joined the para 7-a-side national team,

say, someone posting a news article.

But they very much became an army that Monsanto could deploy when a news article came out, for instance.

throw up a picture of the Terminator uh I was once quoted in a news article making fun of people who put up

So, I give out this little news article and usually I read it to the person.

And then I just thought-- I think there was a news article in "New York "Magazine."

So it says, here's-- it's like a news article-- evidence of torture to activists in the United Arab Emirates.

And it's very easy to think that people are quite nice until you read a news article and you go, as they say in the trade,

Time to read a brief excerpt from a news article.

I mean, occasionally you'll get a news article about somebody who's had the most number of edits